Two of the Greatest PC Strategy Games! Civilization 2 and Command and Conquer!

You are looking at computer games Civilization II and Command and Conquer.

Sid Meier's Civilization II:
Starting out with just a single unit and knowledge of a small local area, your challenge is to guide your civilization into becoming the dominant force, either by conquering every other civilization or by sending a spaceship to Alpha Centauri.

As you'd imagine, a lot of challenges come into such a task. You must locate cities so as to make use of food, construction and trade resources, which can be later improved by constructing irrigation, roads, mines, railroads, and farmland. Each city can construct one item at a time - military units, buildings or Wonders of the World (there are 28 of these across the different eras of the game, and only one city can possess each one). The buildings and wonders have different effects - some improve defenses, while others improve scientific research, trade or food output.

ALSO with throw in the Civilization 2 tech tree poster AND it's multiplayer expansion!

Command & Conquer:
"Starting from the load-screens and straight on 'til morning, Command & Conquer is one of the most brilliantly designed computer games I have ever seen. 9.3/10" - Gamespot.

Command & Conquer developed ideas from Westwood's previous Dune 2, forming a real time strategy game which has influenced many. The control system of selecting units with the mouse and then directing them is similar to future titles such as Total Annihilation.

The game focuses on a war between two organizations, The Brotherhood of Nod and the Global Defense Initiative. You can take control of either side for more than 15 missions. Both have different units and structures, including artillery, tanks and light infantry.

Both games feature multiplayer options. Both are quite old so may require DOSbox to run on newer computers.

Secure your piece of two of the greatest strategy games ever made!

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Games come as a bundle, with a case and manual encompassing both games.

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